Clean 2002 Ford E150 Sherrod Conversion Van Runs Great on 2040-cars
Johnston, Rhode Island, United States
up for sale is a nice ford e150 Sherrod conversion van, loaded with options runs and drives great, florida van used for trips to and from florida up 95 to Rhode Island in summers. Van runs great been gone thru and very reliable. New tires, battery, all hoses and belts changed recently, major tune-up with all new coil packs, spark plugs, brakes whatever it needed it was done. great smooth Ford Triton v/8 engine very quiet, has towing pkg, all books and manuels in factory pouch, power driver seat, power windows , cruise, am/fm disc/cassette, tilt wheel, wood tone dash accents, all pull down window shades work smooth, rear entertainment, interior very clean no stains on carpet, leather seats in good condition couple of marks but overall clean condition , normal wear and tear. Very comfortable to drive and would drive anywhere with confidence, nice True Blue metallic with gold accents , two tone brown and tan interior, paint is still shinny but some clear coat peeling in some spots but looks presentable, raised roof could use repainting (clear coat peeled most up top) (common problem in florida) had it touched up looks ok. Being a florida van no rust on body or under carriage. Only reason selling now retired and not going to be going back and forth anymore so it will just sit most of the time. Still using it for short trips. Any questions you can call and I will answer them as honestly I can. I priced it fair but open to reasonable offers, Thanks 407 729-9477
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